Jewelry

“The phurba (called ‘kila’ in Sanskrit) is used as a ritual object in Tibetan Buddhism. It is also known as a “”magic dart””. Phurbas are used to represent the slaying of the enemy during rituals, which refers to the three poisons: ignorance, attachment and aversion. This phurba pendant is hand made out of brass in […]

“The phurba (called ‘kila’ in Sanskrit) is used as a ritual object in Tibetan Buddhism. It is also known as a “”magic dart””. Phurbas are used to represent the slaying of the enemy during rituals, which refers to the three poisons: ignorance, attachment and aversion. This phurba pendant is hand made out of brass in […]

“Traditionally, the prayer wheels have the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra written on its outside. According to the tibetan buddhist tradition, turning the wheel clockwise produces the same merit and benefits as having recited the mantra on it. Small prayer wheel pendant with inlaid turquoise stone.”

“Traditionally, the prayer wheels have the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra written on its outside. According to the tibetan buddhist tradition, turning the wheel clockwise produces the same merit and benefits as having recited the mantra on it. Traditional prayer wheel pendant with inlaid turquoise, coral and lapis stone with a unique design. The prayer […]

Eyes of Buddha, Om symbol (Tibetan and Sanskrit) and Kalachakra pendant with inlaid turquoise, coral and lapis stone.